However, the first reliable reference to the formula is given by Heron of Alexandria in the 1st century AD.
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Moreover, the State Supreme Court justice in the case, Leland DeGrasse, said in his decision that aid had "historically been divided without reference to the formulas" by the governor and the top legislative leaders.
Even if the state aid formulas were designed to allocate education aid more fairly, it would be difficult to change the orientation of state education funding because any annual increase in state aid has historically been divided without reference to the formulas.
A "cell reference" in an Excel formula just refers to a cell value used in a formula.
The administration's position would give the health and human services secretary "enormous discretion" to determine the amount paid for every item and service covered by Medicare, without reference to the detailed formulas set by Congress, Judge Kennedy said.
The predictive capability of the GLT model is tested with reference to two different formulae recently proposed in literature (Mil-Homens et al., 2013; Van Rijn, 2014).
The songs are meant, as a character named Pete puts it, to "share the secret formula for happiness" — a sly reference to the famous secret formula for Coca-Cola.
